European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 21, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday february 21, 1987 the stars and stripes Page sports ready to defend us. Boxer Joseph Monley shows off his the Champion is scheduled to defend Hli 1bf world Kueht welterweight Belt during title March 4, when hell meet England s a press conference in London thursday. Terry Marsh at Baudon Essex. Indiana shades gophers 72-70 on free throws from Potsi Difant chef Bloomington ind. Censer Dean Garrett hit six free throw Down the stretch including a pair with three seconds remaining a no. 2 Indiana shaded Minnesota 72-70 thursday night. It was Indiana third consecutive big ten basketball Clift Hanger. Indiana 22-2 Overall stayed in first place in the conference with a 13-1 re Cord. But guard Sieve Alford s shooting stump continued and it look the inside play of the 6-foot-10 Garrelt to save the hoosiers. Indiana s final six Points came on free throws by Garrett. Minnesota s Kim Zurcher tied the game for the final time at 70-70 with 1 25 to go nit Pic gophers had a Chance to go ahead after Al Ford missed a 3-Pohu attempt with 55 seconds left a shot by Zurcher was blocked by in Diana s Steve Eyl but Alford missed again As he drove to he Basket. Garret got the rebound and was fouled by Willie Burton o set up the winning free throws. Garry to also Gat the winning Basket with four seconds left in he third Over time monday As Indiana beat Wisconsin 86-85, Indiana nipped Northwestern 77 75 last wednesday. Daryl Thomas led the hoosiers with 24 Points while Garrelt and Alford Fin isl cd with 17 apiece Richard Coffey and Terence Woods scored 13 apiece As Minnesota fell to 2 11 in the big ten and 9-14 in All games. Alford who hit Only eight of 32 shots College basketball against Northwestern and Wisconsin missed three of his first four shots Agat nil the Gopher. The one he made however was a 3 Point goal thai gave Indiana its biggest lend of the game 12-5, capping a Streak of nine straight Point a Basket by Thomas and Al Ford s 3-Pointer followed consecutive turnovers by Minnesota. But the gophers used a big rebound ing advantage to offset their 10 first half errors and stayed close to the hoosiers the rest of the game. Alford hit Only one other Basket before halftime. A three Point play by Coffey brought Minnesota within two Points cig i min utes into the game. Another Basket by Coffey tied the game at 20-20, and the gophers managed five More ties and Sev eral leads of one and iwo Points before Rick Galloway and Todd Meier scored